Immigration Enforcement Is A Key Issue For Uncommitted Voters

Center for Immigration Studies ^ | 15 September 2015 | Andrew R. Arthur

[zeestephen]

A column in the Wall Street Journal this week underscored how important immigration enforcement is as an issue in the most critical races for the House of Representatives....Uncommitted voters reacted strongly against Democrats' calls to abolish Immigration and Customs Enforcement [ICE], and strongly in favor of GOP promises to defund "sanctuary" cities and states, which refuse to follow immigration law.

[zeestephen]

Unfortunately, the current voter perception is that a majority of GOP Congressmen support DACA Amnesty in exchange for a Border Wall - a Border Wall which may or may not get built, and may or may not be enforced, even if it does get built.

[Robert DeLong]

That may end up being the case, however, they have to act as if this President will accomplish the task. It’s out only hope.

[Innovative]

It is important they VOTE!

[Sa-teef]

"It is important they VOTE!"

YES!! Get out and vote and take a friend or neighbor along to the polls. It is up to all of us to support our President!!

Riding the President's coattails is a winning proposition.

1) Lower taxes

2) Reduced government regulation

3) Fair trade for American workers and businesses.

4) Dramatic, comprehensive immigration reform and enforcement is the most popular issue with likely voters. Point to the wingnut socialists and ask your constituents if that is the America they want? A substantial majority do not!

[Innovative]

You summed it up well. President Trump needs the support of Congress to achieve his agenda that most people support.

So, let me repeat, you need to get out and VOTE in the R candidates to help Pres. Trump accomplish what we all want.

[pierrem15]

Pity immigration isn't an issue for the "cheap labor" GOP.

The ones in safe seats would rather be in the minority than piss off their donors.